Reminder: CRPBC Webinar Wed May 18, 2022 at 5:00PM

 Registration is still open for the Wednesday May 18, 2022 CRPBC Webinar:

Topic:	Infectious Disease Genomics in Public Health: Interdisciplinary approaches to investigating public health questions
Speakers:	William Hsiao CIDGOH Principal Investigator   Damion Dooley CIDGOH Ontology Department Lead   Emma Griffiths CIDGOH Ontology Project Coordinator, Lead Curator, and Research Associate   Rhiannon Cameron CIDGOH Graduate Student Researcher PhD Candidate, Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University   Sarah Savić Kallesøe CIDGOH Researcher Assistant (User Engagement Specialist), Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University DPhil Candidate, Department of Population Health, University of Oxford
Register at:	CRPBC Registration for May 18, 2022

You will be emailed the zoom link prior to the meeting.

Registration will close one hour before the meeting.

If the link does not work please copy https://us20.list-manage.com/survey?u=dc89339355c8ff5bc2ee4569c&id=8c42be87b8 into your web browser.

If you have any questions please send an email to the CRPBC.

 Anyone interested in clinical research is welcome to attend.

FASKEN AND CRPBC RECOGNIZED FOR QUARTER CENTURY OF CLINICAL RESEARCH SUPPORT AND SERVICE

Clinical Trials British Columbia (CTBC) presented the CTBC Support Award and the CTBC Service Award at an online award ceremony held on January 28, 2021.

Clinical Research Professionals of BC (CRPBC) was awarded the Clinical Trials BC Service Award for 2020. Recipients are recognized for the community-based, volunteer commitment of an individual, organization, company or agency to improve the research and clinical trials community.

CRBPC has made a significant contribution to the advancement of the clinical trials through activities that address challenges while inspiring and mentoring the next generation of clinical research teams and professionals. This award marked CRPBC’s 25 years of service to the BC research and clinical trials community.

Fasken was awarded the Clinical Trials BC Support Award for 2020. This award recognizes the community-based, volunteer commitment of an individual, organization, company or agency to improve the research and clinical trials community in the previous year.

Fasken has provided 25 years of support to the research and clinical trials community. This group has made an enormous contribution to the professional development and ongoing education of research team professionals by providing a forum for clinical research professionals to meet, share ideas, develop partnerships and keep abreast of the changing regulatory and legal environment.

“We are very proud to have bestowed these awards on two very deserving groups,” said Stirling Bryan, President, BC AHSN (of which CTBC is an operational unit). “Both organizations have made such an impact on the clinical trials and research community over the past 25 years.”

“The awards recognize two organizations that have been exceptional as British Columbia and more widely, Canada, embarks upon the modernization and renovation of the clinical trial platform,” noted Alison Orth, Unit Director, CTBC.

Clinical Trials BC advances British Columbia as a world-class destination for clinical trials across the province’s hospitals, research institutions and communities. Its mission is to maximize the health, educational, and economic benefits of clinical trials to the citizens of BC. Clinical Trials BC, along with the BC SUPPORT Unit and Research Ethics BC, is a unit of the British Columbia Academic Health Science Network (BC AHSN).